The Cleveland Guardians have been making countless moves over the last couple of days. And that's because the Guardians are under a week away from the start of the 2026 MLB regular season.
– by Mario Crescibene What a mess! I sat slumped at my desk with my head buried in my arms, lost under an avalanche of scribbled notes and wadded-up pieces of paper.
Travis Bazzana appears to have taken the front office’s decision to start him in the minor leagues in stride. And if anything, he's also trying to show the Cleveland Guardians why he deserves a call-up at some point this season.
Rhys Hoskins will break camp with the Guardians, as the New York Post’s Jon Heyman reports that Cleveland will be selecting the first baseman’s contract prior to Opening Day. The Guards will have to make a corresponding move to create space for Hoskins on the 40-man roster.
As Spring Training opens for 2026, all 30 teams have high hopes and big questions. These are the storylines to follow for each team heading into Opening Day.
The Guardians announced this afternoon that they’ve selected the contract of right-hander Codi Heuer and optioned him to Triple-A. The Guardians had space available on their 40-man roster, so a corresponding move was not necessary to complete the transaction.
The 2026 MLB Spring Training window is slowly coming to a close. And many players for the Cleveland Guardians were able to increase their respective stocks with strong performances throughout camp.
Emmanuel Clase and fellow right-handed Cleveland Guardians pitcher Luis Ortiz both started the 2026 season on administrative leave. Both pitchers are currently away from the team for their involvement in a sports betting scandal.
Travis Bazzana may not begin the season on the Guardians' roster, but he is making a strong case to be called up earlier rather than later. The phenom mashed two home runs, including a grand slam, in Saturday’s Spring Training game, continuing his strong Spring.
If the Cleveland Guardians want to make one more move before the start of the 2026 MLB regular season, there may be a perfect fit on the opposite side of the States.
The 2026 MLB season is right around the corner, and it is never too early to start thinking about how it might unfold. Seemingly, every year, we have a decent handle on who should contend and who is likely to struggle, which makes looking ahead to the trade deadline inevitable.
This spring, the Cleveland Guardians have been focused on weeding out the prospects that aren't ready for big league time early in the 2026 campaign, while also establishing roles in the bullpen for new additions.
Following the decision to move on from outfielder Nolan Jones on Friday morning, the Cleveland Guardians have completed another move that shows they are investing in the youth.
Guardians fans will see Gabriel Arias as the team’s starting shortstop to begin 2026. How long will he stay there? Readers of this blog may recall that
The Cleveland Guardians' most impactful decision of the offseason may have occurred during the MLB Winter Meetings. And no, it wasn't an eye-popping free agent signing or blockbuster trade, but rather the selection of right-handed pitcher Peyton Pallette.
The Cleveland Guardians aren’t exactly easing into Opening Day mode. With roster spots tightening and expectations building for 2026, Cleveland has pulled off a move that had execs around the league doing a double-take.
The saga in the case facing Cleveland Guardians pitchers Emmanuel Clase and Luis Ortiz has taken another turn. As the legal process advances, the association and its union have opted for stricter terms via the Major League Baseball (MLB) and the MLB Players Association.
The Guardians gave up 20 runs to the Mariners last night. But it’s Spring Training so it doesn’t count. So there. Logan Allen gave up 12 runs. I am always surprised when Allen doesn’t give up 12 runs, so nothing new here for me.
The Guardians informed Rule 5 pick Peyton Pallette that he’ll make the Opening Day roster. The rookie right-hander announced the decision to the Cleveland beat this evening (relayed by Tim Stebbins of MLB.com).
Well, it felt like it was bound to happen. After struggling for most of the 2025 campaign and into the 2026 spring training window, Nolan Jones' time in the navy blue and red may be coming to a close.
The Guardians outrighted outfielder Nolan Jones off the roster, reports Zack Meisel of The Athletic. That indicates the Guards passed him through waivers in recent days.
Cleveland Guardians pitchers Emmanuel Clase and Luis Ortiz were transferred to unpaid non-disciplinary leave on Friday as they await trial for allegedly rigging pitches to benefit gamblers.
Chase DeLauter’s path to the majors has been anything but linear, blending elite tools, persistent injuries, and a real Opening Day opportunity in Cleveland’s crowded outfield.
The Cleveland Guardians have been one of MLB’s most successful small‑market teams, consistently remaining in the playoff picture despite operating under a tight payroll.
Guardians third baseman Jose Ramirez is being evaluated for a sore left shoulder after leaving Sunday's spring training game, Cleveland manager Stephen Vogt said Monday.